The actress and presenter Keke Palmer 31, recalled being target of racism behind the scenes of the series “Scream Queens “. She shares this episode in her autobiography, “Master of Me: The Secret to Controlling Your Narrative ” (in free translation, “Master of Me: The Secret to Controlling Your Narrative”).
According to the Emmy winner’s account in the book, a co-worker, whom she calls “Brenda,” made the comment while filming the production. The comment came after Palmer tried to mediate a conflict between “Brenda” and another team member, proposing that everyone “have fun and respect each other “.
“Brenda”, then, would have said: “Keke, literally, don’t do that. Who do you think you are? Martin Luther King?” Regarding the incident, Palmer commented to the The New York Times: “What she said was so heavy, but I didn’t let that weight be projected onto me, because I know who I am.”
According to the “No! Don’t Look!”, she decided not to reveal the name of the person who made the comment not to give it any importance. “I am not a victim. That’s not my narrative, honey. I don’t care what the idiot said . If I allowed her words to paralyze me, then she would have won.”
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Source: CNN Brasil
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